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It has yet to be officially announced as far as I can tell, but the Web and WAP sites appear to be live. So, I think it’s safe to tell you…Yahoo! Go Mobile 2.0 is here!!!
Check out http:\/\/mobile.yahoo.com\/go<\/a> on your PC or http:\/\/us.get.go.yahoo.com on your mobile phone.<\/p>\n

The website<\/a> says it runs on 73 phones from Nokia, RIM, Motorola, and Samsung (though, I have been testing it out on a Nokia 6682, which is a “supported” phone, and it has had serious memory issues — but, I think that’s because the 6682 is a pretty wack phone). So, unlike v1.0, normal people (i.e. not geeks with Symbian or Windows Mobile devices) will actually be able to use it. <\/p>\n

I’ve been playing around with the product for the last couple weeks, and I have to say that it’s the first thing in a long time that I’m really psyched about. And, not just because I work at Yahoo!. This is legitimately something I want and want to use *every*day. And, everything about the launch, from the website to the download flow, seems to be well thought out and designed to make the user smile. <\/p>\n

I wish I could say I was directly involved in this project, but I haven’t worked on it since June. Congratulations to everyone who has been. I know how hard you guys worked for this, and I hope you are as proud of the final result as I am. Way to go!!!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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